Be Your Own Medicine :: courses to teach you how to be your own health authority

Reawaken Your Magic :: 3 month mentorship with Dr. Prill using psilocybin, energy, nature and neurology

Car Accidents & Concussions :: If you are experiencing symptoms and issues from a concussion that are not going away, Dr. Prill is a trained functional neurologist, and will guide you and your brain to health and increased function.

Remedy: A Roadmap for Healing :: Work with Dr. Prill to learn more about how your symptoms and systems. In this package, Dr. Prill will do a consultation with you to review your case and give you a roadmap to health.

No, Dr. Prill does not participate with any insurance company, including Medicare and Medicaid. The benefit of this is that your healthcare is not limited or restricted by the insurance company’s criteria, including time restrictions and services. Dr. Prill spends more than spending 5-10 minutes with a patient to assess and address their concerns, and tends to spend 45-90 minutes with a client to allow for comprehensive personalized care. It takes time to get to know you, and Dr. Prill is committed to providing the individualized care you need.

FSA/HSA: these are acceptable forms of payment

It is ideal that you work with a primary healthcare provider or mental healthcare provider. If you have insurance, you will be able to use your in-network doctor as much as you can to reduce your costs. Ideally, your doctor will be open to a multitude of approaches, knows their limits, and want you to find the best possible treatment, whether it comes from their office or not. Please note, Dr. Prill does not act as a primary care provider, but will happily work with your team of healthcare practitioners.

If you establish care with Dr Prill in-person, then yes she may manage your care via telemedicine follow up sessions and act in the capacity of a physician.

If you are unable to establish care in person with Dr Prill, then she may only act as a consultant, not as your doctor- making you her client. You will need to establish care with a physician local to you to manage your healthcare. By law, she is unable to diagnose or treat your condition without seeing you in person first.

Telemedicine

For Oregon Residents

Naturopathic Physicians licensed in the state of Oregon can establish care through an in-person appointment or an online appointment.

Doctors licensed in Oregon may engage in telemedicine with a new patient that they have not previously seen in person. However, Oregon licensed doctors may only treat patients who are physically in the state of Oregon at the time of treatment through telemedicine. Oregon statutes and rules only regulate the practice of naturopathic medicine in the state of Oregon.

Patients Outside Oregon

Dr. Prill may only act as a consultant, not as your doctor. She is happy to discuss your health concerns and answer your questions. By law, she is unable to diagnose or treat your condition without seeing you in person first.

As a consultant, she CANNOT order lab tests, imaging, prescriptions, manage your care, diagnose, or treat you for any condition.

Microdosing is the practice of consuming small doses of psychedelic drugs. Dr. Prill works with psilocybin. It is the minimum effective dose, which is typically 10-50% less of a full dose of psilocybin. By taking the lowest possible dose to achieve the desired effects without triggering any negative side effects. A microdose is considered sub-perceptual, meaning it does not cause hallucinations or other psychedelic effects that occur with a full dose.

Users microdose for a wide variety of psychological and physical benefits. These benefits may include higher productivity, increased energy and focus and boosted creativity, in addition to lower anxiety, stress, depression, and more.

Microdosing is associated with psychological and physical benefits including higher creativity and productivity, improved energy and focus as well as improvement in stress management, anxiety and depression and greater empathy.

Yes. Psilocybin has been shown to be safe, non-addictive, and non-toxic.

Psilocybin and plant medicines are not suitable for everyone. Certain medical and psychological conditions do not pair well with psychedelic medicine. Prescription medication may also have a contraindication with plant medicine. Each person must find their path in healing, and this list is to help direct you.

The following reasons listed do not work with psychedelics in any capacity, as symptoms can be exacerbated:

1. Anyone with a diagnosis of bipolar I or schizophrenia
2. Anyone with a personal or strong family history of psychosis or mania
3. Anyone with a heart condition

This is not an exhaustive list. If you are unsure whether this work is safe for you at this moment in time, please consult your healthcare provider, or begin working with Dr. Prill to learn more**.**

No. Microdosing psilocybin mushrooms is not known to be addictive. To be safe, follow the recommended dosing patterns.

Integration is the time spent processing your experience with the medicine. It offers support and guidance to understand and make meaning of your experience. Dr. Pril offers a safe space to reflect on your experience, process any messages you received, and identify any insights or action steps to create sustainable change and support into your daily life.

Integration with psilocybin can be confusing or challenging to process on your own. Dr. Prill recommends having support to integrate, as you are not meant to heal alone.

Integration is the key to long-term healing and is considered as important as the medicine.

If you have a pre-existing medical condition, it is crucial to consult with a healthcare professional before starting a microdosing regimen. Certain medical conditions or medications may contraindicate microdosing, and it is important to prioritize your safety and well-being.

No, we do not provide microdosing substances, nor do we endorse or recommend specific suppliers. It is important to research and source substances responsibly and legally, following the laws and regulations of your jurisdiction.

Microdosing should not be seen as a replacement for professional therapy or medical treatment. It is essential to approach microdosing as a complementary practice and to continue any ongoing treatments or therapies as recommended by your healthcare provider.

Yes. All personal information is confidential. None of it will be shared with third parties.

Absolutely, Dr. Prill is happy to guide you to implement practical changes in your life after receiving valuable insights from psychedelics or plant medicines. She offers a three-session container to provide a safe space to integrate and process.

Dr. Prill usually recommends the dosage recommended by the John Hopkins University used for their clinical studies. These doses are equivalent to 3-4 dried grams of psilocybin mushrooms. On your preparation day/call Dr. Prill will discuss this with you, ensuring you are at a place you are comfortable with as far as dosage is concerned and where you can achieve your desired experience. You are welcome to start out lower to get a taste of the experience instead of diving right in.

If you are a cash-pay client coming in to utilize Dr. Prill’s services to recover from a concussion please book the two-part appointment package. This package includes the first two visits along with a road map to healing your brain. After the two initial appointments, you and Dr. Prill will decide if the neurologic rehabilitation package is right for you.

Investment:

• $750 for the first two visits, road map and treatment plan
• $1500 for 9 follow-up visits including neurological rehabilitation, nutrition, lifestyle and reassessment visits
• $2700 for the 18 follow-up visits for neurological rehabilitation, nutrition, lifestyle and reassessment visits.

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The brain uses neural networks involving the eyes, inner ear and muscles and joints to know where you are in space. These neural networks are often damaged individually or collectively causing confusion in the brain leading to many of the symptoms associated with concussions. Each concussion is unique to each individual based on multiple health factors including prior concussions, gender, systemic inflammation at the time of injury, menstrual cycle, effects on sleep, and stress levels to name a few.

Through a comprehensive intake and examination, Dr. Prill evaluates the visual system, the vestibular system, and the proprioceptive systems to see where there is dysfunction in the brain. Combining this information with your nutrition, lifestyle and overall health allows for an integrative treatment plan to allow the brain to heal and recover.

Through the comprehensive intake and examination, a nutrition, lifestyle and neurological treatment plan is created to meet your individual needs for brain recovery.

Neurological rehabilitation includes multiple types of stimuli to activate the brain and neural networks such as electrical modalities, laser and light therapies, auditory and visual inputs, and tactile and proprioceptive therapies. Dr. Prill is trained to find dysfunction in the brain, and then find ways to stimulate these areas to regain function. Neurological rehabilitation takes into account the fragile health of the brain to find balance and to build endurance. Using a series of exercises and sensory inputs, Dr. Prill begins to help the brain remember through integrating the regions of the brain and training them to work together again, while creating a safe environment for the brain to heal.

Treatment can last from 3 months to 1 year depending on severity of concussion.

Mild Traumatic Brain Injury & Postconcussive Syndrome:

Whiplash, migraine headaches, vestibular dysfunction, visual dysfunction, dizziness, vertigo, brain fog/cognitive fatigue, anxiety/mood changes, autonomic dysfunction (dysautonomia and POTS)

Vestibular Disorders:

BPPV, central and peripheral dizziness, vertigo, vestibular migraine

At this time, Dr. Prill does not work with children, as her expertise is with adult brains. Child brain health is still in development and needs more specialized attention and consideration.

If you have been involved in an auto accident, it can be a confusing and overwhelming experience. Understanding the steps to take and the insurance process is crucial to ensure you receive the necessary care. Regardless of fault, it is important to remember that you deserve treatment for your injuries.

When it comes to auto insurance claims related to injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident (MVA), they are commonly known as Personal Injury Protection (PIP) claims. PIP coverage is typically included in car insurance policies, although it is possible to opt out for a lower premium. However, opting out of PIP coverage is strongly discouraged as it provides essential coverage for professional healthcare services.

Oregon Auto Insurance: What to Know

In Oregon, PIP coverage usually provides up to $15,000 for healthcare services, which must be utilized within 2 years of the accident. While this may seem like a substantial amount, it can be quickly depleted, especially considering expenses from hospital visits, emergency services, and multiple healthcare providers. Monitoring your PIP usage while receiving services is your responsibility to prevent unexpected out-of-pocket expenses. It is highly recommended to work with a lawyer who can guide you through this complex process effectively.

Following a car accident, it is crucial to seek legal representation. Attorneys typically work on a contingency basis, meaning they only receive payment once you settle your claim. Having a lawyer in place can provide invaluable guidance and support. Additionally, with legal representation, insurance adjusters are not allowed to contact you directly. Insurance adjusters work for the insurance company, and their main objective is to close your PIP claim as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Insurance companies often recommend Independent Medical Exams (IMEs) as part of the process to close your case. These exams involve evaluation by a doctor paid by the insurance company. It is important to be aware that these doctors may have a bias toward finding reasons to discontinue your care, as they primarily serve the interests of the insurance company. Even if you have remaining PIP coverage, an IME often signifies the end of PIP benefits. At that point, you may need to rely on your own private insurance or become a self-pay patient for further treatment. It’s important to note that our office does not bill any private insurance.

If your PIP coverage is exhausted, your lawyer may advise you to continue with care until you have fully recovered and are discharged. This may require a Doctor’s Lien, which is a signed agreement that defers payment to your healthcare provider until the claim is resolved through court proceedings. However, it’s important to note that Dr. Prill’s office does not accept Doctor’s Liens due to significant delays in receiving payment. In such cases, it becomes your responsibility to settle your bill and transition to a self-pay patient. You should discuss the financial aspects with your attorney, as reimbursement for these expenses may be included in your claim settlement.

Please keep in mind that the information provided here is for general guidance and should not be considered legal advice. It is advisable to consult with a qualified attorney regarding your specific circumstances.